Beware of The Hat Man – Drew Gabreski on ‘Be Afraid’. There are entities which exist in the darkest shadows of the night that can only be seen out of the corner of your eye. Follow the nightmarish trials of a father whose young son’s safety is jeopardized by supernatural forces led by the mysterious Hat Man. See ‘Be Afraid’ on Thursday March 2 as part of “Bloody Thursday” at the Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival.
Winter Film Awards is proud to team up with GRS Systems for our 6th Annual Indie Film Festival! One of our Festival award winners will each receive a Sony ENG Camera Rental Package for 2-3 days of shooting!
In ‘Soldier Bee’, a British Captain returns home from Afghanistan after being injured in a rigged booby trap that has left her scarred physically and on a deep psychological accord. Winter Film Awards’ Walter Howard interviewed director Alex Hardy about the making of the film about the effects of PTSD on a female veteran. See ‘Soldier Bee’ on Sunday February 26 as part of Winter Film Awards 6th Annual Indie Film Festival.
Bubbling over with a much-needed dose of optimism is ‘Creedmoria’, director Alicia Slimmer’s feature debut based loosely on her experiences growing up in 1980s-era Queens, New York, in the shadow of the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center. See ‘Creedmoria’ at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) on Friday, February 24 as part of the Winter Film Awards 6th Annual Indie Film Festival.
Winter Film Awards is proud to continue our partnership with Glidecam Industries for our 6th Annual Indie Film Festival! Three of our Festival awards winners will each receive a Glidecam world class HD-1000 Camera Stabilizer! Glidecam separates itself from its competition by offering a product line that is both technologically advanced and yet priced very affordably.
When a group of women go on a hiking trip to learn more about themselves as individuals, they soon realize they have bigger problems to deal with: they are being hunted like animals. See ‘Quarries’ on Sunday February 26 and Thursday March 1 as part of Winter Film Awards 6th Annual Indie Film Festival.
An homage to Purple Rain set in the Sahara Desert – Christopher Kirkley’s directing debut ‘Rain the Color Blue with a Little Red In It’. See the film at the Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival in New York City on March 1 at the Cinema Village Theater 1, located at 22 E. 12th St.
The provocative title ‘F*ck You Jessica Blair’ provides insight into the introspective, yet hilarious, first feature film by Israeli Karni Haneman. See the World Premiere of F*ck You Jessica Blair on Tuesday, February 28th as part of the Winter Film Awards 2017 Indie Film Festival.
Elias Plagianos’ web series Shoot Me Nicely starring John Behlmann, William Sadler, Linda Hamilton and Tasie Lawrence, is the story of a fashion photographer who loses his elite magazine job, plunging him into a downward spiral of odd jobs and celebrity chasing.
Irving Franco’s debut feature film ‘Cheerleader’, a coming-of-age story with a twist, takes a different look at adolescent self-discovery, heartache, insecurity and peer-pressure.
Usually, with a name like ‘Suicide’, one can expect a heavy and perhaps unpleasant affair. However, Molly Ratermann’s short film ‘Suicide’ manages to explore sexuality, friendship, and of course, death, in twenty sharp and refreshing minutes.
A seemingly perfect family deals with an unexpected event that could destroy everything they worked for, in Fletcher Crossman’s familial thriller, Heavy Objects. See the NYC Premiere of the film on February 24th at the 2017 Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival.
Winter Film Awards’ Lianna Albrizio talks with filmmakers Benoit Monney and Sami Khadraoui about their short film ‘Enora’, which will have its NYC premiere at the 6th Annual Winter Film Awards Independent Film Festival.
Winter Film Awards’ Emma Morgan sat down with filmmaker Nicole Albarelli to talk about her feature film ‘To Dream’, which will have its North American premiere at the 6th Annual Winter Film Awards Independent Film Festival.
Winter Film Awards and the Aftab Committee are proud to present Film, Identity and Space: Indie Iranian Films, a panel discussion moderated by Lila Nazemian with panelists, Rodin Hamidi, Shoja Azari, and Ghasem Ebrahimian.
